The Best Episodes Written By Jon Robin Baitz

Babe reflects on her life and her greatest treasures. Truman and the Swans reel in the fallout of a tragedy.

Nora organizes an engagement party for Kitty and Robert. Justin is about to be deployed to Iraq, and he tries to have special time with his family members to say goodbye. Kitty finds it hard to tell her mother that she will be moving out. An old friend of Saul's visits after his divorce.

Everyone in the Walker family is willing to forgive and forget Scotty's infidelity. But when the family all put their best foot forward to help them reunite, things end up in a fist fight. Meanwhile Jack is reinvigorated by being back in the city and starts to pursue new ventures, but Kitty can't seem to picture herself in this new life, and Sarah and Luc share some exciting news with the family.

Tristan strives to prove himself to Avery, while Captain Massey is shaken by shocking news. Meanwhile, Sophisticated Ladies Week brings a disruptive passenger onboard, while the crew navigates the delicate care of a terminal patient.

Rebecca worries about Justin, Tommy's marriage hits a road block as Julia starts coming out of her depression. Kevin meets an old flame and Kitty prevents a scandal.

Justin suddenly takes a much more keen interest in Holly's recovery after a nurse (guest starring Odette Yustman as Annie) at the hospital catches his eye; Nora's fellow radio host, psychiatrist Dr. Karl, finds his way into Nora's heart when he helps Sarah and Kitty resolve some old sisterly squabbles; and Paige helps Kevin and Scotty find forgiveness.

The charms and well intended matchmaking antics of Luc's visiting mother, Gabriela, quickly turn to high drama as she sticks her nose in Nora's romantic affairs.

Babe makes peace with a harsh reality. Truman makes an effort to get sober.

Lois finds comfort in an unexpected person.

Kitty returns to LA to interview for a political based TV show and to visit her family, which is full of secrets.

A gruesome crime rattles a small-town community.

The team captures the Sloane Imposter and questions him to find a rare Rambaldi orchid. The real Sloane must relive a painful memory in order to get the Imposter to reveal the orchid location.

Days after the incident, Anouk finds unexpected responses from those around her.

After Rosie is finally given her day in court, the friends from the barbecue are all reunited.

A desperate father will do anything... and go anywhere for a chance at finding his missing son.

Lois accepts the help of a nun to investigate the recent crimes.

A strange clue sends Lois to a remote location.

While Toby unsuccessfully attempts to fill her shoes in the briefing room, C.J. returns to Dayton, where she gives a speech at her high school reunion, reconnects with an old friend, and struggles with her father's worsening Alzheimer's.

Lies, betrayal, and adultery all come to a head, and Richie is caught in the crossfire.

In 1966, documentary filmmakers the Maysles brothers capture the events leading up to and following Truman's iconic Black and White Ball.

November 1975, the day after the Esquire article is published, Truman receives an inspiring visit from a fellow writer.

In New York, it's the end of an era. In California, Truman tries to usher in a new era with a hunky beau.

It's Quakers Week, and the ship is bustling with guests obsessed with a quirky trend taking over the cruising industry: rubber duckies. As the voyage unfolds, Avery receives unexpected news.

Lois finds herself one step closer to the killer.

The Odyssey's new onboard doctor, Max Bankman gets acquainted with Capt. Massey and his medical team, Avery and Tristan, while treating crises miles from shore.